Birth Control/Contraception

The primary NIH organization for research is National Institute of Child Health and Human Development

• Protecting Against Unintended Pregnancy: A Guide to Contraceptive Choices (Food and Drug Administration)

General/ Overviews

• Contraceptive Choices (American Medical Association)
• Protecting Against Unintended Pregnancy: A Guide to Contraceptive Choices (Food and Drug Administration)

Clinical Trials

• Clinical Trials: Contraception (CenterWatch, Inc.) - industry-sponsored clinical trials
• Clinical Trials: Reproductive Health (CenterWatch, Inc.) - industry-sponsored clinical trials

Español/ Spanish

• Manera Correcta de Utilizar un Condón (American Social Health Association)
• Métodos Anticonceptivos (JHPIEGO Corporation)
• Página de la Anticoncepción de Emergencia (Princeton University, Office of Population Research)

Men

• Facts About Vasectomy Safety (National Institute of Child Health and Human Development)
• Having a Vasectomy (American Academy of Family Physicians)

News-Focused

• Contraceptive Patch May Match the Pill (National Women's Health Information Center)

Organizations

• National Institute of Child Health and Human Development

Specific Conditions/ Aspects

• Condoms: Are You Covered? (Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research)
• Depo-Provera: An Injectable Contraceptive (American Academy of Family Physicians)
• Emergency Contraception (National Women's Health Information Center)
• Emergency Contraception Website (Princeton University, Office of Population Research)
• Facts About Oral Contraceptives (National Institute of Child Health and Human Development)
• Intrauterine Device (IUD) (American Academy of Family Physicians)
• Natural Family Planning (American Academy of Family Physicians)
• Norplant Birth Control: Questions and Answers (American Academy of Family Physicians)
• Oral Contraceptives (American Heart Association) - heart disease and stroke risks
• Very-Low-Dose Birth Control Pills in Mid-Life (Perimenopause) (American Academy of Family Physicians)

Statistics

• Contraceptive Methods Used, By Age (National Center for Health Statistics)
• FASTATS: Contraceptive Use (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
• Pregnancy Rates for Birth Control Methods (Food and Drug Administration)

Teenagers

• Teen Talk: What You Should Know About Contraception (Office of Public Health and Science, Office of Population Affairs)
• What You Need to Know About Birth Control (Nemours Foundation)